Not even behind her back. To the CAMERA. Did she think Victoria was never going to see the footage?

@@roseschaefer5079FRRRR

I know she is selfish and ignorant, and very much a Jersey bi#*+. She doesn’t want to be a Schedule kind of gal. Well animals when you take responsibility for them you take responsibility for their needs. Honestly, I think the woman enjoys being a spectacle because then she’s getting attention. Victoria is a lot more patient than I ever would’ve been.

I’m surprised she got away with calling her a bitch. She’s completely stuck up and wouldn’t know respect if it smacked her in the face. Victoria could have decided to not show this episode after seeing that.

That couple doesn't deserve to have Victoria come to their place.

I know 100% if rob asked her to do something, and she gave him the same attitude he has, he will blow up on her

Im on this part now. He’s not husband material. Imagine talking to your partner like that 🤦🏼‍♀️

Condescending and rude about Victoria too: “I don’t need some British woman…”. Sounds like typical American MAGA

Plot twist: theyre both rude! 23:05

Sounds more like a Democrat, Do what I say and I do what I want.

Shocker right?

And has for over a decade 🤣

She is

@thedisguise3538 Victoria is a dog trainer, she helps people who can't control their dogs, in turn helping the owners understand what their doing wrong in training their dogs or dog🙂 She's quite informative in most opinion!!

They can get dog training on KZfaq.

It really does

Yes that she is an icon😂❤

@@taulimulaj1225 🤣

Also, Chyna was a female wrestler, wasn't she? What's with the pop culture names? Not judging, just asking.

​@@that_one_equestrian739that made me cry so hardcore when the girl said "I love my sisters and I don't want them gone. " Omfg I cried 😢😭

And much more likeable

The kids usually are.

She has to be.

I don’t know how that child came out so calm and easy tempered with those two parents. God love her.

@@conniebell7987 Usually kids are overly mature for their age because they can't rely on their parents and have to raise themselves.

Americans

@@jeffbaldelli1268As an American, I approve of this statement.

Well mostly dogs with problem rooted from the owners not from the dogs, the dogs only mirrored or feeds on their negative energy.

It generally always is when you have problem dogs. It's SO rare to actually be the fault of the dog. The saying of there's not such thing as a bad dog, just bad owners is true 99.9999% of the time.

I've been saying that for year's

And they didn’t like that too much. First mistake before they were brought into the house is being litter mates

@@lindziep6319I rooted my dog and he was never was like this he was a good dog

The editing must have cut something out, cause that reaction doesn't make sense lol

​@@modkip25 It makes sense if you're still emotionally immature. She's like a not very bright teen.

They both seemed to have a hard time being told “what to do”.

@@sarahholland2600 wow you know so much

​@@modkip25the woman literally went "who does she think she is" when a professional dog trainer told her what was wrong...when she hired the dog trainer... You expect her to be a mature woman?

This is actually why I love her. She says it how it is. She's been doing this crap for too long to deal with people's crap. Cause its always the peoples fault. Shes training people not dogs. Im about to go into training myself, grew up on Victoria, and my mouth gets me into trouble all of the time. I may pull a Victoria lol

Right?! That takes guts.

Lmfao sooo true😂😂

So true

Human children do it with their parents as well. :)

@@JamieDoe472 oh yesss you’re 100% right!!!

As one of those once upon a time kids that has dealt with immature adults, it's compounded trauma from having to deal with and grow up parenting your own parents. Those 2 better hope she's willing to put them in a decent home when they get into their geriatric years.

I mean two minuses does give a plus 🤷🏻‍♀️

Sometimes a child has to step up and be the adult in the home, when the two parents are so toxic

​@@oinkkawa8396😂😂😂

@@oinkkawa8396 Funny :) Keep it up. The world needs humor, thinking someone else with initials KL agrees.

It's ridiculous because they do have a schedule. Mr has to go to work at a certain time. The child has to go to school and fulfill assignments. She is a sahm she doesn't have a schedule. Lol. I feel bad for the child and the dogs.

She the most mature

So sad. Those poor dogs too.

Honestly, her level of maturity at her age is likely a trauma response dealing with people like her parents on a day to day basis.

That's because she had to grow up fast. It's almost never a good sign when a child is acting well beyond their age. Speaking as someone who was always told I am so much more "mature" for my age.

EXACTLY THIS.@@traetrae11

She was the most mature member of that family

She’s got a great attitude that will take her far in life. 😊

I was thinking the same thing. It’s generally not a good idea to house littermates together because they tend to be extremely competitive with each other.

Victoria's face when they said sisters/littermates was probably the same as mine...littermate syndrome is real and a mess if you don't know what you're doing. Proof is in this video.

Exactly!

She’s the one you went running to because things were falling apart in your household, pride is one heck of a thing 🤣

That's how you know he's NOT genuinely in love with her. She was someone he married, very simple. Hard times show the truth, we just have to learn to LISTEN to it. It sux but its the truth. Someone who mutually loves you will respect you.

He would have never been welcome with me, with that attitude.

Legit when he said that I told my husband I bet she does his laundry and cooks his food and low and behold she does!

When I heard “I do things on my own terms” I immediately translated that to ‘selfish.’ My brother is like that. He does things on his own terms at his own pace on his schedule, no one else’s. Absolutely nothing will make him move. Not asking nicely. Not begging. Not cajoling. Not even offering him compensation. His way or the highway. Nobody is exempt, including family. If I was this woman, I would leave him. No way am I going to deal with that kind of crap from my partner.

The wife needs to put that controlling energy into those dogs and not her husband. He is fed up. It doesn’t mean he doesn’t love her. I wonder how much she loves him??

FRRR SHES LITERALLY A PROFESSONIAL

i can’t finish the video the parents make me so mad😂

@@ilovemycatssm fr😂

Two spoiled "Rebels Without A Cause" who couldn't bring themselves to grow up. The daughter is amazing though. So there is some good stuff there.

As an American who lives on the East Coast, 20 years of it in a state near New Jersey... this is Facts

In my experience, that's more of a North Jersey thing. Most of my family is from South Jersey and pretty much no one has that temperament.

Lol 😆 well I dream of travelling the world- for the wildlife obviously... but remind me if i ever visit this place i need to try and not engage with the people.. they will ruin my experience by the sounds if it! 😂😂😂

Does she work? He takes responsibility of those dogs 3 times a week whilst working If she isn’t working,then her share of 4 times is perfectly acceptable

They CAN be raised together if done properly. They just didn’t care to do it right .

My aunt has litter mates miniature schnauzers and one feeds off the others aggression. They bite and go insane whenever someone knocks on the door. I agree, littermates should not be raised together.

I had three littermates. I called them the terror triplets because I named them Ripper, Shredder and Danger. Those dogs were sweet and well mannered. They each had their own personality and loved to be together. However, they also didn’t mind being separated because they knew that meant one-on-one time with their favorite human. Littermates can be adopted together. You need to TRAIN ALL DOGS. Dogs do not instinctively know how to behave in a human environment. They have to be taught not to bite/mouth things. They have to be taught to walk politely on a leash. They have to be taught not to jump. They have to be taught how to behave properly. Training is an on-going process.

Mycatswere littermates and we're absolutely fine. When one passed away a few years ago the other went through some months of grief but she's fine now as an only cat.

@@Kat-mu8wq cats are a completely different story. Kitty litter mates do fantastic together. In fact, the humane society I foster for, recommends adopting 2 kittens at a time because it’s much better for them! I’m sorry for the loss of one of your babies! It’s so hard!

But the dogs sure didn't deserve them....

But not the daughter

No, not at all

I wonder if the couple whole heartedly agreed to get the 2 dogs. And if they did, did they realise what it takes to have dogs that will live with you for say 14 years.

@@CH-jd8km I know right!

@@CH-jd8km it could also be that they got sisters... Victoria seemed like.hmm when they said they are sisters

What the hey 😅 walking 3 days out of the week isn't bad

​@@christinekillen3852if they are siblings as sisters there's a programmable thing called "Peer Bonding" in dogs and wolves: there's no alpha or beta in this scenario. They are both equals. The biting inhibition is part of the hound trait. My Catahoula leopard dogs did this alot, I also witnessed this in Merle Australian Blue heelers and Cattle dogs, that's just the way they are bred to be(Sheltie's has this and so do Jack Russell terriers).. *SideNote* : bite inibition can or can not be cured. Sometimes you'll get a dog that will bite or nip," however if you stop the head of the dog from thinking, moving its less likely to use its mouth. " A trained dog will not automatically use its mouth, it will use its brain, eyes, body than mouth, biting is normally the last tool to use. Also don't allow yourself to get a dog before it's 8 weeks old. Why you ask? These last few weeks, seem like years or months to young puppy but it's most crucial time for the mother to train the puppy from biting " too hard" or biting without a reason to bite. It's as simple as it gets. I will say it's not for everyone: but these dogs are very High Performance Breeds they require Massive amounts of work..

Don't get a dog if you work over 9 or 10 hours a day. That's the biggest problem with dogs being left alone.

That’s awesome! How’s it been going?

They should have never gotten dogs that were litter mates - huge error.

Ceasar milan is no dog trainer lol he has bo qualifications and makes problems worse..

​@@firenze5555 . Why It was a mistake?

@@polly9429 Google littermate syndrome. You are not supposed get two puppies from the same litter and/or two puppies that are born within six months of each other. They will have littermate syndrome, which means they do not bond well with humans, they are notoriously hard to train, and they become emotionally unstable.

Cesar Milan uses dominance theory which has been disproven. He's not a good dog trainer. He's a bully.

Lmao! I’m from this area of NJ and I’m amazed at how many episodes are set here 🤦🏻‍♀️

@@MarthaRose92 it might just be because loud obnoxious people make for amazing tv drama😂

@@kraba1806 Obnoxious people raise obnoxious dogs.

us miami people could never👌

There are quite a few New York episodes as well…

You don’t know that. Yeah, he refused to take responsibility over the dogs because he didn’t want them there anyway behaving the way they were. Can’t say I blame him. But it doesn’t say anything about how much responsibility he does or does not take in the household as a whole. As soon as those dogs were better trained he was absolutely willing to do his share. She is the one with the issues, not him.

@@plan4lifeThat's the issue, he doesn't wanna pitch in until it's easy, he left all the hard work with the dogs on his wife and it stressed her out to have to try and rely on nothing to help with them

@@_Oddity_927 Well I can tell you which of those two people I would rather live with. The guy at least is willing to listen to reason. If you think this woman is being reasonable, that says a lot about your upbringing and likely failed relationships. I mean, she was willing to keep the dogs and ditch the man. Also the way she reacted to Victoria who was trying her hardest to help her, her dogs AND her relationship. She is a piece of work.

@@plan4life Oh yeah, they both have issues, that's very obvious, but I can tell you I wouldn't live with either of em

​@@_Oddity_927 He works & she doesn't & she's the one that wanted the dogs. & He still even walks them 3 days a week too

I've also had heeler mixes - this is spot on. High energy, high stamina, very smart. They need good training, a lot of patience, and a JOB.

I am in the same situation as you but that's because I have a flexible program. If I had to be at work at 8 every day, then I have to feed and walk my dog at 6 in the morning. If I do that 5 days every week, in the weekend she will expect the same. She will get hungry really early, she will want to go potty really early and naturally she will wake up early Programs are generally really good for dogs, and I personally belive a program is mandatory for larger breeds🤗

Mine too, my dogs live on my schedule, not the other way around.

I bet he has a schedule at work.

She probably has a routine that she follows everyday. There’s no difference. They’re just rude, to each other and Victoria.

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@@karenlloyd1705 ❤️💕❤️💕

Victoria is always kind, gentle and good with the kids. And the dogs. Often the adults look shocked when they realize she expects them to act like reasonable humans and she points out how their dysfunction is the cause of their pups' problems.

That kid is surprisingly well educated considering the way her parents behave. Wouldn't be surprised if it was her grandmother who took part in her upbringing a little more

Agree with you 100%​@@yakone1379

Loveeee this comment lol😆😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

The dogs are not the problem, the owner are !!

And that is dog training

She needs to get rid of that pride

The guy is just as bad. They're perfect for each other, honestly.

They’re the most perfectly matched couple - who else could deal with that guy?

Wow did she call her a bitch

@@ElizabethBlack-wk7mrI’ve been binge watching this show, and one thing I’ve observed is a real power imbalance between SAHM’s and their husbands. “I work all day, you are supposed to deal with the dog”. It doesn’t even matter if the husband was the one who brought the dog home.

Always is.

It's helpful to watch her show and use some of her techniques. I love it when she points out how the dogs are thinking about how to do the right thing and get their treat!

Likewise

She looked 20 years older with that cut